Todd McFarlane has been doing a lot of talking about his upcomingSpawnreboot and now he’s revealed that he has planned a cameo forStan Leeas well as himself in the movie. However, this cameo will reportedly be different than any Stan Lee cameo we’ve seen on the big screen thus far. Blumhouse Productions partnered up with McFarlane last summer to get the reboot moving and since then, the writer/director has had a lot to say about what the movie will be and what it won’t be....

One of the biggest movies vying for your box office dollar this summer isTerminator Genisys, which is starting to get more positive buzz swirling around it following thefirst trailer released in Decemberand theSuper Bowl trailer that debutedjust a few days before the big game. Of course, there are still plenty of fans who are on the fence about directorAlan Taylor’s sequel/reboot, but perhaps two new reviews of the screenplay fromThe Arnold Fanscould sway the doubters....

Some of the greatest movies ever made have revolved around the violent affairs of contract killers, be them fictional characters or those based on real-life figures. Movies likeLe Samouraï(1967) by Jean-Pierre Melville,The Killer(1989) by John Woo, andPulp Fiction(1994) by Quentin Tarantino are just a few examples thereof. And while the filmmakers that show up on this list aren’t as renowned as those names, they’ll still ring some bells now and then....

The Current War: Director’s Cutis the true story of the legendary battle to electrify America. It pit the brilliant, cutthroat inventor Thomas Edison (Benedict Cumberbatch) against the gentleman industrialist, George Westinghouse (Michael Shannon). Vital to both men were the contributions of the power grid’s true father, the genius futurist Nikola Tesla (Nicholas Hoult). The heated competition between the fathers of modernity is unfortunately told with a shotgun pace. A fantastic ensemble barrels through the plot like a steam engine of old....

Warning: This article may contain spoilers forAnt-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumaniahas kicked off the MCU’s Phase 5 in style, at least in box office terms and audience reviews. WriterJeff Lovenesswill no doubt be pleases with this result considering he is now working on the script forAvengers: The Kang Dynasty, a job that came about directly from his work onQuantumania. After a week on release the movie is sitting top of the year’s box office with a currently gross of $265 million worldwide, and although it will likely have a fight of Kang proportions on its hands to keep that spot, for now it is miles ahead of its nearest rival....

We haven’t yet seen the highly anticipatedSopranosprequelThe Many Saints of Newark, but it looks like if all goes to plan there is a very high chance that another deep dive into the younger years of Tony Soprano will be following very soon afterwards. As we have seen with Dave Bautista and Jason Momoa’s buddy cop movie going from speculative Twitter banter to in development project, things can move fast in the movie industry if the right combination of events come together at just the right time....

Let’s face it:Netflixis the dominant streamer. Always has been. It’s gotten to the point whereHulu and Disney+ want to bundle with Maxto compete. While each streamer has its specific pros and cons (we prefer The Criterion Channelfor just movies), Netflix itself has become synonymous with streaming. And they generally have the best original content, as well; they produce some great stuff. But something odd has been happening in the last few years that rarely happens on other streaming platforms....

The first trailer forThe Nunhas arrived. Warner Bros. and New Line found themselves something special in 2013 whenThe Conjuringwas released. Not only was it a horror movie that did big business at the box office, but it was one of the relatively rare mainstream horror movies that managed to win over critics as well. It wasn’t considered to just be good in the realm of horror, it was plainly a damn good movie all around....

Filmmaker Vera Drew has pulled the filmThe People’s Jokerfrom its screenings at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF). Also starring Drew in the lead role, the film follows a clown struggling with her gender identity with big dreams of joining a TV show featuring Jokers and Harlequins. It is a satirical take onJokerand includes references to characters and other elements fromDC’sBatmanuniverse. The official synopsis forThe People’s Jokerreads: “With comedy criminalized in Gotham City, the show is the only government-sanctioned space for funny people, but only those who will toe the party line....

The 1997 movieBatman & Robinis certainly not the most well-regarded movie that’s ever been made about the Dark Knight, butUma Thurmanremains grateful for the experience she had in working on the feature. Directed by Joel Schumacher,Batman & Robinwas the first and only movie to feature George Clooney as Bruce Wayne with Chris O’Donnell co-starring as Batman’s titular sidekick. The two villains starring opposite Clooney and O’Donnell were Thurman as Poison Ivy and Arnold Schwarzenegger as Mr....

Walter Hillmay not be the first filmmaker movie fans bring up when discussing well-known action directors, but he’s certainly one of the best. Beginning his career as a screenwriter, Hill was involved in the development of many of the most iconic films of the ‘70s and ‘80s, including numerous Paul Newman films and theAlienseries. As a director, Hill not only made several of the best action films of the time, but also was a leading figure in the ‘80s revival of the Western genre....

Tiger Style Media is launching an explosive new era of martial arts cinema with 4 all-new action-packed films: ART OF EIGHT LIMBS, THE LOCKDOWN, LADY SCORPIONS, and KUNG FU GAMES. The films will be released theatrically and soon followed by Digital releases on all major platforms starting August 20, one week at a time. TIGER STYLE PRESENTS: THE ULTIMATE 4-MOVIE MARTIAL ARTS COLLECTION, a bundle featuring all 4 films, will also be available to buy on Digital September 10....

Wesley Snipestried to make aBlack Panthermovie in the 90s and he’s revealed the fascinating behind-the-scenes story of this superhero adventure that never came to be. Marvel’sBlack Pantherhas a ton of buzz going for it following the world premiere, and the character is set to be one of the company’s biggest heroes following the release of the Ryan Coogler directed take on the world of Wakanda. However, Snipes, who would eventually star in theBlademovies, Marvel’s first actual hits at the box office, tried to make a movie based on T’Challa more than 20 years ago....